Settings
Open Settings from the avatar menu at the top right. Seven tabs run across the page, in this order.
| Tab | What's on it |
|---|---|
| Profile | Your name, photo, email, username, country, timezone, currency and appearance |
| Business | What clients see: logos, business details, contract signature, client page theme |
| Domains | Your CoreHue URL and a custom domain |
| Billing | Your plan, payment method, usage and billing history |
| Notifications | What CoreHue emails you about |
| Reminders | What CoreHue sends your clients |
| Account | Sign-in, security, your data, and deleting your account |
Profile, Business and Reminders have a save bar that appears as soon as you change something. Domains, Billing, Notifications and Account save each change as you make it.
Notifications and reminders are different
Easy to confuse, and they point in opposite directions.
Notifications are about you. What lands in your inbox when something happens.
Reminders are about your clients. Automatic chasing for unpaid invoices, unsigned contracts and upcoming sessions.
Turning off notifications makes your inbox quieter. Turning off reminders stops your clients being chased. That's a different decision entirely.
Settings that live elsewhere
Not everything is here.
How you get paid, invoice numbering, tax rates and invoice appearance are under Payments → Settings.
Availability, your booking page and integrations are under Bookings → Settings.
Gallery settings are per gallery, not global.
The rule of thumb: settings that affect one area live in that area. Settings covers you and your account. For where everything else sits, see Getting around CoreHue.
Worth doing early
Your default currency. Under Profile, and it can never be changed once set. Nothing can be priced until it's answered.
Business details. They appear on every invoice, contract and client page. See Business details.
Your contract signature. A contract attached to a booking service can't be required until one exists.
Reminders. The single highest-value thing here, because it stops you chasing manually.